if signor leonato be her father, she would not have his head on her shoulders for all messina, as like still be talking, signor benedick. - nobody marks you. laughter what? my dear lady disdain! chuckling are you yet living? how are you doing macbeth? are you allowed to say? the great thing about the donmar warehouse, where we have the pleasure of playing it, is it's small, so it's intimate and we're trying to find ways of making it as intimate as possible. one of the difficult things about macbeth is shakespeare kind of created a cliche. he's got the witches, which, of course, in the time he wrote — as we understand it, he probably wrote it to order because king james liked a witch and he was new on the throne, so he thought, "i'll write a play about witches for him. "that'll cheer him up. "that'll get him on my side." and he, you know — "hubble, bubble, toil and trouble." it's all — you know, that comes from macbeth, the idea of witches dancing around a cauldron. shakespeare invented that. all: the weird sisters, hand in hand... - what's difficult about that now is he invented it so